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The Nothing Bundt Cakes team [from left] Thomas Morgan, Chris Obermark,
Jannette Neely, Jake Deforrest, Gayle Noll, Phil Pretre and Venus Paytocan
business
briefs
PLACES
Paul & Jannette Neely, owners of
Nothing Bundt Cakes, 159 Lamp and
Lantern Village in Town & Country,
are celebrating the 20th birthday of the
store’s parent company. In 1997, Dena
Tripp and Debbie Shwetz joined forces
to create perfect cakes from the freshest
ingredients. The Neely’s continue that
tradition today.
• • •
To help pet and horse owners deal with
damage caused by Hurricane Harvey,
Chesterfield-based animal nutrition and
care company Manna Pro Products
sent approximately $150,000 worth of
product to organizations in Houston. The
company also is matching employee
donations to the American Association
of Equine Practitioners and several other
organizations to support relief efforts.
• • •
Takl, an app that connects providers
and users with help for on-demand chores,
has expanded into Chesterfield. The app
is the only on-demand, pre-priced mobile
platform in the app marketplace. It connects
self-employed providers who have
passed background checks with users
who need chores and small jobs completed.
Popular chores include lawn care,
house cleaning, junk removal and small
home repairs.
PEOPLE
Haberberger, Inc. has
hired Ballwin resident
Ben Haberberger,
who represents the
fourth generation of the
family-owned mechanical
contracting firm, as
Haberberger
a project manager/estimator
in the plumbing department. He
most recently worked as a project engineer
for the Tinuum Group in St. Louis.
He previously served as a facility manager
at the company’s Creek Power Plant
in Fannin, Texas. Haberberger holds a
mechanical engineering degree from the
University of Missouri. In his new role,
he will be responsible for assisting in the
growth of the new plumbing department.
• • •
St. Luke’s Medical Group announced
the hiring of physicians Kristen Fisher,
M.D., Megan Mohrman, M.D., and
Jessica Yu Rove, M.D. Fisher, a pulmonologist,
is trained in critical care and
the treatment of diseases and conditions
of the chest. She earned her medical
degree from Southern Illinois School of
Medicine and completed her residency
in internal medicine at Indiana University
School of Medicine. Mohrman is an
obstetrician/gynecologist whose special
interests include infertility treatment
options, high risk pregnancies, pelvic
pain, menstrual irregularities as well
as minimally invasive surgery. After
attending the University of Notre Dame,
Mohrman earned her medical degree
from the University of Missouri School
of Medicine and completed her residency
as chief resident at Baylor University
Medical Center in Dallas. A cardiothoracic
surgeon, Yu Rove, treats a variety
of conditions relating to the heart, lungs,
chest and blood vessels. She earned her
bachelor’s degree from Stanford University
and her medical degree from Oregon
Health & Science University.
• • •
Living Word Church
in Wildwood announced
the hiring of Valerie
Novatny as director of
congregational care. A
graduate of the University
of Missouri - St.
Louis with a degree in
Novatny
finance, Novatny and her family have
been members of Living Word since
2001. She has served in numerous Living
Word ministries including lay leader,
staff/parish relations, finance, hospitality,
missions and early childhood.
• • •
Amber Dahle has
been named director
of memory care at
The Sheridan at Creve
Coeur, a newly opened
53-unit memory care
community located
Dahle
at 450 N. Lindbergh.
Dahle has more than five years of experience
in professional service to seniors.
She earned a bachelor’s degree in human
development and family studies from
Utah State University.
NETWORKING AND EVENTS
The West St. Louis County Working
Warriors veteran’s group meeting is
from 9-10 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 11 at
Mungenast St. Louis Acura, 13720 Manchester
Road in Manchester. Members
and non-members are welcome at this free
networking event. Register online at www.
westcountychamber.com or call Deb Pinson
at (636) 230-9900 for more information.
• • •
A West County Young Professionals
meeting is from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. on
Thursday, Oct. 12 at Walnut Grill, 1386
Clarkson-Clayton Shopping Center in Ellisville.
Members and their guests are welcome.
There is no fee, individuals pay for
their own lunch. Register online at www.
westcountychamber.com or call Deb Pinson
at (636) 230-9900 for more information.
• • •
The West County Chamber of Commerce
hosts a Business After Hours networking
event in conjunction with Wind Down
Thursday STL from 4:30-6:30 p.m. on
Thursday, Oct. 12 at Fox and Hound, 17416
Chesterfield Airport Road in Chesterfield.
Members and non-members are welcome.
Hot appetizers will be provided; attendees
pay for their own drinks. Pre-registration is
not required. Contact Deb Pinson at (636)
230-9900 or dpinson@westcountychamber.com
for more information.
• • •
The Chesterfield Chamber of Commerce
hosts its 2017 Fall Classic Golf
Tournament on Monday, Oct. 16 at Lake
Forest Country Club, 300 Yard Drive in
Lake Saint Louis. Registration begins
at 9 a.m., shotgun start at 10 a.m. $125
per player; $500 per team [4 players];
$550 per team plus tee/green sponsorship.
Chamber members can register and
pay online at www.chesterfieldmochamber.com.
Fee includes boxed lunch and
beverages on the course as well as dinner
buffet, awards, silent auction and raffle
immediately following play.
• • •
A Parkway Business Networking
Event takes place from 7:30-9 a.m. on
Tuesday, Oct. 17 at Parkway’s Spark!
business incubator program at Chesterfield
Mall. Expand business contacts
within the Parkway business community
and meet high school students involved
in Spark! For more information, call
Leah McCoy at (314) 415-8074.